Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |  received a little blue-tinted note, delicately perfumed, in
 2    I,  I  |   GUILLEROY.”~He answered this note, asking when he might present
 3    I,  I  |       draw very near to her to note the slightest shadows of
 4    I,  III| subject re-read the Countess’s note, then, opening the drawer
 5   II,  II |       and she was disturbed to note the livid gums and the yellow
 6   II,  III|       Then she found at home a note from the Duchess, who had
 7   II,  IV |        interrupted by a single note, beginning again, falling
 8   II,  IV |       But, like the persistent note in the Schubert melody,
 9   II,  VI |        no one wished to lose a note of the two illustrious artists;
10   II,  VI |     answered: “I have a little note to write, my child. Go up-stairs,